Category Archives: Science and Technology
Microsoft HoloLens Will Take Gaming To A Whole New Level [VIDEO]
Back in January we told you about Windows 10 and the cool holographic technology that will be coming out with it as well. Well, windows 10 has rolled out so where is the holographic technology? Enter the Microsoft HoloLens. Other Science and Technology How To Fight Deplatforming: Decentralize [VIDEO]Feb 17, 2021NASA Announces New Role of Senior Climate AdvisorFeb 6, 2021Blinn […]
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New Horizons Returns First of the Best Images of Pluto [VIDEO]
NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft has sent back the first in a series of the sharpest views of Pluto it obtained during its July flyby – and the best close-ups of Pluto that humans may see for decades. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreAppollo 16 Booster Rocket Impact Site Found
After decades of uncertainty, the Apollo 16 S-IVB impact site on the lunar surface has been identified. S-IVBs were portions of the Saturn V rockets that brought astronauts to the moon. The site was identified in imagery from the high-resolution LROC Narrow Angle Camera aboard NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreNew Li-Fi Is 100 Times Faster Than Wi-Fi [VIDEO]
We’ve all heard of Wi-Fi. It’s the transmission of data through the air via radio bands. But, have you heard of Li-Fi? Well, that’s communication via the light spectrum. That’s right, data can be transmitted by light. What kind of light? How about every light in your house being a transmitter. The idea is no longer science fiction but, science […]
Read moreUpgrade Helps NASA Study Mineral Veins on Mars
Scientists now have a better understanding about a site with the most chemically diverse mineral veins NASA’s Curiosity rover has examined on Mars, thanks in part to a valuable new resource scientists used in analyzing data from the rover. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreAuto-Drive Has Arrived With The Tesla Autopilot [VIDEO]
Many of us are familiar with the self parking cars released by the auto industry but, Tesla motors is the first one to roll out a totally hands free self-driving car. The Tesla Autopilot is a software release that allows the Tesla Model S car (and eventually their SUV) to drive itself. In Tesla’s Press Release concerning their Autopilot Software they stated: […]
Read moreCould The Future of Shaving Be With A Laser? [VIDEO]
Many people despise shaving and, why wouldn’t they? Razor burn, bumps, nicks, cuts, and ingrown hairs are just some of the problems related to shaving. Well, if the people at Skarp Technologies have anything to say about it, those problems will be a thing of the past! Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreNew Google Technology Will Make Touch Technology Archaic [VIDEO]
Google is working on a new project, Project Soli. Project Soli is a chip that interprets radar signals to such a fine level that minute gestures of the hand can control many of our everyday tasks. The incredible part of the technology is its reliability while using no lenses, moving parts or anything; just a chip. This translates into nothing that […]
Read moreCould New Solar Technology Change The Way We Power Things? [VIDEO]
V3 Solar has a new kind of solar collection system that, as anyone can see at first glance, is radically different from the traditional flat solar panels that we all are used to seeing. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreNew Design Could Finally Help To Bring Fusion Power Closer To Reality [VIDEO]
It’s an old joke that many fusion scientists have grown tired of hearing: Practical nuclear fusion power plants are just 30 years away — and always will be. But now, finally, the joke may no longer be true: Advances in magnet technology have enabled researchers at MIT to propose a new design for a practical compact tokamak fusion reactor — […]
Read moreNASA’s Spitzer Confirms Closest Rocky Exoplanet [VIDEO]
Using NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope, astronomers have confirmed the discovery of the nearest rocky planet outside our solar system, larger than Earth and a potential gold mine of science data. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreHow far would a basketball with backspin go? The Magnus Effect Displayed [VIDEO]
A group of people were at the Gordon Damn in Tasmania trying to break the world record for the farthest free-throw. But, during their exploits, one of them dropped the basketball with a slight spin on it. The ball took off! This demonstration is what is known as The Magnus Effect. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreHow Big Is Pluto? New Horizons Settles Decades-Long Debate
NASA’s New Horizons mission has answered one of the most basic questions about Pluto—its size. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreFord Pulls A Tesla…Almost
Ford has opened up their electric car patents to other manufacturers but, unlike TESLA there is going to be a fee attached to it. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreIs Your iPhone Tracking You? [VIDEO]
Recently Nikki-Dee Ray, a news personality with CBS affiliate WTVR-TV in Richmond Virginia, posted a video explaining an unnerving discovery she made with her iPhone. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreStill Want To Listen To Your Vinyl Records? ELP’s Laser Turntable Does It Without Touching The Record! [VIDEO]
Do you still have a ton of vinyl records that you’d like to listen to but you’re afraid they’ll get messed up by the constant drag of the needle? Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreNew MRI Study Disproves Popular Knuckle “Cracking” Theory
Have you ever wondered what’s happening when someone cracks their knuckles? Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreAfter 5 years Of Observing The Sun, NASA Has Some Beautiful Video They’ve Shared
After 5 years of observing the sun NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory has captured some extraordinary images of our sun. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreHow To Park Your Bike In Japan? How About Underground! [VIDEO]
Tokyo has so many people living together that many use their bicycle for transportation. But, where do you put all those bicycles in a city that crowded? Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreMicrosoft Bringing An End To Internet Explorer
For those who like Internet Explorer, this could be some bad news. Internet Explorer will soon be dropped from the Microsoft lineup of software with the release of Windows 10. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
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